
Bridge Bash a success
Organizers say despite dicey weather Saturday the two-day Point Edward Bridge Bash was a success.
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Organizers say despite dicey weather Saturday the two-day Point Edward Bridge Bash was a success.

In addition to their cultural significant, shipwrecks often act as important habitat for a variety of fish.

Cathy Dobson Meet Slick. He’s come a long way from the rust bucket Jack and Julianne Higdon found abandoned in a barn near Manheim, Pennsylvania.

Cathy Dobson LeeAnne Symington says the feral cat problem is still out of control, with entire neighbourhoods overrun by wild, malnourished and distressed cats.

Tara Jeffrey Eric Ethridge was driving his car down Michigan Avenue in Sarnia when it happened: the moment he heard his debut single on the radio. “Once my song came on I burst into tears,”…

Cathy Dobson Big changes are coming in the way household waste is handled in Ontario, and Sarnia officials are concerned local taxpayers will be stuck with the bill.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia couple has taken the unusual step of opening a restaurant in their home. For $100 per person, diners enjoy a leisurely five-course meal prepared by Joe Giresi, who learned to cook…

Journal Staff You can travel to the deepest Amazon to see the world’s natural wonders but you’re just as apt to find them in your own backyard, says Sarnia nature photographer Ronnie D’Haene. “There is…
Bright’s Grove’s Laura Dally has been named to the 14-member Women’s National Team training and selection camp, which runs to Aug. 1 in Edmonton.
The Lambton College Foundation raised $67,500 at the inaugural President’s Gala in May.